WP5 investigates how ice sheet meltwater discharge affects deep water formation, pole-to-pole connections, and large-scale ocean circulation, including the AMOC and ACC. This session combines new ocean observations, innovative analyses, and modelling approaches to better understand how freshwater influences the…
Save the dates for the OCEAN ICE Annual Project Meeting, 15-17 September 2025, which will be kindly hosted by the Danish Meteorological Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark and online. Stay tuned for more information. A draft agenda can be found below:…
Andrew Meijers and Gael Durand represented the OCEAN ICE and PROTECT project at the third United Nations Ocean Convention in Nice over June 9-13th. They delivered presentations and sat in panel discussions in the INSPIRE area of the EU Digital…
On the 31st of March this year, the Commission for the Conservation of Marine Living Organisms (CCAMLR) held a scientific priorities workshop at the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge, UK. CCAMLR is an international body that sets catch quotas, manages marine…
This is the fourth webinar in the series introducing the OCEAN:ICE project. In this session, we explore Work Package 4 (WP4), which focuses on quantifying deep uncertainty in the Antarctic ice sheet and freshwater fluxes under climate forcing, which is…